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Bipartisan bill barring U.S. purchase of Russian oil on the horizon: Fitzpatrick

Fitzpatrick announced a bipartisan bill to block purchases of Russian oil and said he would seek a vote through a discharge petition.

Bipartisan bill barring U.S. purchase of Russian oil on the horizon: Fitzpatrick
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Oct 10, 2026
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Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick said he plans to introduce a bipartisan bill barring purchases of Russian oil and force a vote through a discharge petition. The proposal responds to President Trump’s deal permitting Russian diesel supplies to the U.S. and global markets.

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Representative proposing a bill to bar purchases of Russian oil

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose deal permitting Russian oil supplies prompted the proposed bill

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Don Bacon
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Representative who said he would be an original cosponsor

Gabe Amo
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Representative who criticized Trump’s deal

ALSO MENTIONED  Vladimir Putin, Russian president quoted as saying Russia was ready to supply oil and petroleum; Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian president who warned about the signal Trump’s deal could send to Russia

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Fitzpatrick Plans Bill to Block Russian Oil Purchases

Brian Fitzpatrick said he plans to introduce legislation to block Russian oil purchases in response to President Trump's diesel deal with Russia. Center outlets frame the plan as a challenge to the deal; two emphasize the bill and effort to force a House vote, while the Washington Examiner highlights Republican criticism.

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